Convictions - Who Am I

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You can download the worksheet HEREYou can download the “Who Am I In Christ” Scriptures HERE

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In this final session around "the squeeze", Tim leads us through a process of uncovering my convictions about who I am - looking at the early voices that form our view of our identity, and some of the Scriptures that need to be part of that foundation. Tim finishes by leading us into an experience of being unconditionally loved, to anchor us to the deepest reality of our identity. You can see a full video version of this message on our website at www.i61.com.au/teaching

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